Health

Peterson Núñez, the motorcyclist who lost his life after hitting a pole in El Socorro

There are many messages of pain, sorrow, and surprise on social media due to the death, in a traffic accident, of young Peterson Rafael Núñez Garrido, on a street in the El Socorro neighborhood, in Cartagena.

American tourist dies and more than a dozen injured in rollover of "safari" truck in Tola

According to preliminary reports, the deceased victim is US citizen Keysi Kristel, 41, who was traveling with other tourists to private beaches located in front of the Rancho Santana tourist complex.

Family Festival Concludes with Praises from Marcos Witt and Christine D'Clario

The Family Festival concluded this Sunday, gathering thousands of Nicaraguans at the National Sovereignty Stadium in Managua.

Ecociencia warns of glacier loss in Ecuador despite apparent recovery

Ecuador's glaciers continue to retreat despite recent apparent increases in their surface area, which are due to temporary snow accumulation and not real recovery, according to an alert from the Ecociencia Foundation.

Martha's tragedy, one of the victims of the fire that destroyed 4 houses in Olaya

“We miraculously saved ourselves. My son was in the bathroom and that's why he didn't get burned, because the fire started in my house, in a room, and thank God we managed to get out in time, but we don't know what caused it, all we have left is fear, anguish and need.”

Andrés Cepeda immerses himself in the heart of the páramos with ‘Antes de la nieve’

‘Antes de la nieve’, a documentary by Caracol Televisión with the support of Bavaria, directed by Alessandro Angulo and produced by Laberinto, will feature the participation of Andrés Cepeda and Mateo Hernández. It will be broadcast this Monday, March 23rd, after Noticias Caracol at 7:00 p.m.

United States registers record temperatures in March due to unusual heatwave

A record heatwave affecting the western United States shifted this Saturday towards the center of the country, bringing unusually high temperatures to places that just a week ago were below zero degrees. AFP Several cities from California to Colorado registered their highest temperatures in history for the month of March, according to the National Weather Service.

Colombia would need 78 years to eliminate adolescent pregnancy, according to the UN

Colombia faces a generational challenge regarding child pregnancy. According to data presented at the Latin American press meeting 'Transforming Lives', held in Mexico City, the country would take up to 78 years to reach zero pregnancies in girls between 10 and 14 years old, according to the United Nations Population Fund.

Nueva EPS authorized travel expenses for Nasly Quintero to continue her treatment

After multiple complaints, Nueva EPS authorized the necessary travel expenses for Nasly Quintero, a minor who received a heart transplant eight years ago, to access the medical check-ups and medications she requires to stay alive.

Research bets on new blood tests to detect Alzheimer's

Alzheimer's is the most common cause of dementia, considered a biological process that begins with the accumulation of amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain. This causes brain neurons to die rapidly and the organ to shrink.

Over 190 homeless people affiliated with the health system in Cartagena

The Mayor's Office of Cartagena is advancing in the implementation of strategies for the comprehensive care of the homeless population. Through the Secretariat of Participation and Social Development, the District has reinforced actions focused on access to basic services, health, and social inclusion processes.

Inameh reported an increase in temperatures in Venezuela due to solar declination

The Inameh reported on Sunday, March 22, an increase in temperatures in Venezuela as a consequence of the solar declination